Industrial Visit to
The World of Automation
Bridging academic learning with industrial knowledge through practical exposure and industry-based training.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
The students of the Third Year Automation and Robotics Department visited The World of Automation on 25 August 2026 as part of an industrial and educational visit organized by the institute.
The visit was organized to provide students with valuable exposure to the industrial environment and practical applications of automation technologies. The students gained insights into industrial projects, corporate training, industrial-based training, workshops and seminars conducted by the organization.
Visit Details
Organization
The World of Automation
Domain
Industrial Base Training Organization
Visit Date
25 August 2026
Students Participated
30 Students
Moments from the Industrial Visit
Key Learning Experience
Industrial Projects
Exposure to practical industrial projects and their development processes.
Industrial Training
Understanding the importance of industry-oriented technical training.
Practical Knowledge
Connecting theoretical concepts with real-world automation applications.
Career Awareness
Understanding industry expectations and opportunities in automation.
Visit Information
Program Code |
AO5K |
Contact Person |
Sakshi Patil |
Email |
info@theworldofautomation.com |
Faculty Coordinators |
Vrashali P. Patil Vrushali Pagar |
Address |
Manik Raj Park, Office No. 4, 2nd Floor, PCMC Link Road,
Opposite Elpro City Square Mall, Chinchwad, Pune,
Maharashtra – 411033
|
Program Outcomes & Program Specific Outcomes
The industrial visit contributed to the development of technical knowledge, problem-solving ability, professional awareness and industry-oriented skills among students.
Conclusion
The industrial visit to The World of Automation proved to be an enriching learning experience for the students of the Third Year Automation and Robotics Department. The visit provided practical exposure to industrial projects, automation technologies and industry-based training practices. Such industrial interactions play an important role in strengthening students’ technical competencies and preparing them for future professional challenges.
Automation & Robotics Department


